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| Explanation of agitate (verb) forms: agitated; agitated; agitating to move or excite (the feelings or thoughts)
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| Explanation of materialize (verb) forms: materialized; materialized; materializing to take perceptible or substantial form
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| Explanation of defalcate (verb) forms: defalcated; defalcated; defalcating to cut off or take away, as a part of something
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| Explanation of eject (verb) forms: ejected; ejected; ejecting to expel
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| Explanation of corrode (verb) forms: corroded; corroded; corroding to ruin or destroy little by little
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| Explanation of habitant (noun) form: habitants dweller
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| Explanation of abomination (noun) form: abominations a very detestable act or practice
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| Explanation of rectify (verb) forms: rectified; rectified; rectifying to correct
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| Explanation of meander (verb) forms: meandered; meandered; meandering to wind and turn while proceeding in a course
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| Explanation of redress (verb) forms: redressed; redressed; redressing to set right, as a wrong by compensation or the punishment of the wrong-doer
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